Request to Add Native Coin Logo and Remove Warning "This is a potential scam" for New Blockchai

What is this about?

Hello MetaMask Team,

We have successfully added our own blockchain to MetaMask, and we are currently preparing for our upcoming presale. However, we are encountering an issue where our native coin does not display its logo, and a warning sign appears instead.

I have reviewed the documentation and submission links provided, but they seem to focus on tokens, whereas our project is a full blockchain with a native coin. Therefore, the process outlined doesn't seem to apply to our situation.

To ensure a smooth presale launch and to provide trust to our users, I kindly request the following:

Add our custom logo to our native coin within MetaMask.
Remove the warning sign that appears when interacting with our coin, as it creates a negative impression and might deter users, even though our project is legitimate.
I have attached the logo below for your convenience. We are just waiting for this issue to be resolved so that we can move forward with our presale.

Thank you for your attention to this matter. We appreciate your support and look forward to your assistance in getting this resolved.

Best regards,
Nirvair

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The issue names no files, tests, or entry points. Start by locating how MetaMask represents native coins and applies the potential-scam warning, then confirm the supported submission or review process for blockchain assets. Done should mean the requested native-coin logo and warning behavior are addressed through an approved, documented process.